In Brazil, there's much negative stigma attached to the country's indigenous tribes. In an attempt to rectify this, the Kaxinawá tribe has collaborated with game developers to create Huni Kui, a game that offers players an opportunity to understand the ways in which they live.

Studies show that our ability to empathise has greatly diminished over the last 30 years. It’s due in part to the uptake of smartphones and social media – we’re all too busy thinking about ourselves. But while it might be part of the problem, could technology also be used to make us more empathetic?

Forbidden love affairs and family dramas make up the fabric of Brazil’s most beloved form of entertainment – the telenovela. But these shows are more than light viewing; the sheer size of their audiences give them huge influence over Brazilian society, driving sales and social change alike.

Eleven years after its debut, the Fast and Furious franchise is more lucrative than ever. The latest is the third film ever to break $1 billion in the box office. But is its success down to cars, girls and explosions? Or does it offer something no other franchise does – a cast as diverse as its audience?